brume
英 [bruːm]
美[brʊm]
- n. 霭，雾
英文词源
- brume (n.)
- "fog, mist," 1808, from French brume "fog" (14c.), in Old French, "wintertime," from Latin bruma "winter," perhaps with an original sense "season of the shortest day," from *brevima, contracted from brevissima, superlative of brevis "short" (see brief (adj.)).